Hospice Care Caregivers in North Webster - 18 caregivers found

I would like to say I am very outgoing, self driven, motivated,and independent. Based on personal experience, I am attracted to caregiving due to the fact that assisting others in enhancing their daily quality of life - simply gives me a sense of purpose and satisfaction. Expressing gratitude and caring for others as I would want my own family cared for gives me a self realization that those of competent virtue still exist in this world - & I'm one of them!

I am a very loving caring person. I am a mother of 4. I am very compassionate and love helping.

I am almost 50 love taking care of people. Was a DSP for 9 years. Loved doing what I did I decided to go to school to become a RCMA.I worked really hard and passed my externship with A's. Made the dean's list. Graudated in 2015 am a registered certified medical assistant looking to provide care.

What I believe makes me a great caregiver is because I always go above & beyond for my elders & treat them like my own family. I'm a naturally caring person & that's what I do best. What attracted me to being a caregiver is I have volunteered in the ER with my grandmother, who is a RN & I loved the rush & learning, which led me to going for my CNA license which I accomplished in high school while taking college classes. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the stories, the memories that I'll keep forever & helping people who need it. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I am a go getter. I've always went above & beyond my means, & I'll make sure I accomplish what I want. My goal is to become a Nurse Practioner.

I've been a caregiver/skilled nursing 10+years. I have experience and had training for dementia,rehabilitation,skilled nursing, long term care and hospice. Lisences and referrals available upon request. Thank you

I am a great caregiver because I love to help people. Helping people is my passion. I enjoy doing good in others lives. I enjoy seeing the smiles when I have helped someone. I just am a loving and caring person

I have a BA degree in psychology and over 15 years experience in life span development, planning and care. I have spent much of my career working as a manager or administrator but I have found that I prefer working directly with the people I serve. I have since 2014, devoted my energy exclusively toward direct care. I have a strong work ethic, I am not afraid of long days and I am fond of starting and ending those days with a smile and a good attitude. I should also mention I have unique experiences for a lay caregiver. I have 5-10 years doing (in no particular order) g-tube feedings, using hoyer lifts, giving bed baths and showers safely, completing needs assessments, writing formal and informal goals, medication administration, attending doctors appointments, tracheotomy care, positioning for non-ambulatory or movement limited individuals, taking vitals, feeding individuals with dysphagia, preparing and cooking meals to meet the requirements of a mechanically specific diet (puree, mechanical soft, thickened liquids), and more. I really like caring for people and getting to know their particular style and personality. I have always enjoyed working with people with intellectual struggles and physical disabilities. On a more recreational side, I love to sing and if the people I care for like it, I will sing whenever it makes them happy (although I am not beyond using it to reward a good job eating at a meal or completing a difficult task!). I can be goofy or stoic depending on what works for the individuals I serve. Sometimes both if warranted. I am an avid student of motivational psychology and I am always up to the challenge of motivating others to do things that are safe and healthy.

I have been a caregiver for 5+ years and I have worked in multiple health care fields with all different types of health issues. I have yet to run into something that I could not handle. Being a nurses assistant is what I do, I have thought about furthering my education multiple times but I keep coming down to the decision that I would not get that one on one time like I do now with my patients/residents. I am very proud of where this career as taken me and how my job makes me feel knowing I put a smile on someone's face and I was the person who was there for them when they didn't have someone to talk to. I am a very outgoing individual and I love to have fun with my co-workers and residents/patients. Everyday I go to work my number 1 goal is to make sure every single person I come in contact with get the best service I could provide with my experience and if I can not answer a question for them then I direct them where to go and also get educated on the answer myself for next time.

my name is kayla I've been a certified nursing assistant for 6 years now I am a mother of 4 little boys that I adore! I originally became a cna to keep my auntie home when she was in stage 3 terminal pancreatic cancer she passed away in 2009 and I've been cna certified ever since . I love being a cna because you touch people's lives on a daily basis it's a very rewarding job my life goal is to eventually become a occupational therapist and work with children in the future. I have experience in long term, respite, alzheimer and rehabilitation care . Dementia unit experience for 3 years and customer service training . I am currently car and first aid certified.

My name is Alexandria but I go by Ali, and I am a certified nursing assistant. I also previously held a Home health aide certification which has lapsed but I do still hold those skills just not an up to date certification with that. I am a very passionate caregiver who definitely cares about her work. I would absolutely love to be a part of you/your families care team